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Garrett O'Boyle - May 19th, Hour 2
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So we had these FBI whistleblowers this hearing in the House Judiciary Committee.
And one of the whistleblowers is Garrett O'Boyle.
He's since now been suspended from the FII.
Made a lot of interesting testimony.
He said it's up to members of this committee, current and former FBI employees, and indeed all Americans to ensure that the weaponization of our own government against the people comes to an end no matter the personal cost.
Anyway, here's part of his testimony telling Matt Gates the FBI took his family's clothes and his family had to beg other people for help.
How old were your children when they moved you across the country?
Six, five, three, and two weeks.
A two-week-old baby.
Could you get your stuff?
Six weeks later.
Also, for six weeks, almost every possession to your name, the FBI had and wouldn't give back to you.
How did you, what time of year was it?
Was it winter, summer?
When I reported, it was in September.
So when we were traveling, it was summertime, essentially.
So we had basically summer clothes, but then we were basically stranded in Wisconsin, which is where we're from.
It gets cold there pretty quick.
I'll take your word for it.
I'm a Florida man.
But what was it like when you had to go and explain to your wife that you didn't have coats for your children because the FBI wouldn't give them back to you?
It was horrible.
I mean, we were asking family for clothes.
Excuse me.
It was a difficult time.
Yeah.
You became a charity case, didn't you?
I did.
And now I get derided for that.
I never thought I'd have to accept charity in my life.
I thought I would be able to take care of my family, but I'm grateful for everyone who has provided charity to me.
That even includes a former colleague's church.
I would name the church to give them recognition, but I'm too worried that the FBI would send informants to infiltrate that church as well.
Yeah, well, they've already done that with the Catholics.
I yield back.
Pretty amazing testimony.
Anyway, joining us now is whistleblower Garrett O'Boyle.
Sir, first of all, I'm so sorry what has happened to your family and what you've had to go through.
Thank you for being with us.
Thank you for having me on, Sean.
I really appreciate it.
What is the status financially of your family now?
How are things at this point?
You know, we have seen an influx to, there's another whistleblower.
His name's Kyle Seraph and he set up a Give, Send, Go.
And there has been an overwhelming amount of support just since yesterday.
And so it does not go unnoticed.
It is overwhelming to see the support that people are starting to provide now that they're learning more about what the FBI does to people who simply want to shine a light on the darkness that they love to hide.
Let's talk about what you saw that made you become a whistleblower.
Okay, so there's a number of things.
I've been advised that I can only talk about the things that are currently public.
So some of the stuff from my testimony yesterday and some of the stuff that came out in the Judiciary Committee's report heading into the hearing.
But, you know, one example we talked about in the hearing yesterday was that militia or domestic violent extremism symbols guide.
That's one instance where simple symbols of Americana for decades and years that Americans have clung to as symbols of freedom and hope are now being used by the FBI as indicators of extremism and terrorism.
And I think that's one of the primary examples that what kind of symbols can you be more specific?
Absolutely.
So we've got the Betsy Ross flag.
We've got 2A just for the Second Amendment.
The one of them that's on there that is special to me is the Gadsden flag with the snake and says, don't tread on me on it.
I myself had that flag hanging in our garage in Kansas before we sold our house while I was still an agent there.
And then the FBI releases or that symbols guide comes out.
And then I end up confirming that symbols guide and sending it to Congress.
And it's just astonishing and shocking stuff to single out a vast swath of Americans who love this country and who perhaps have those flags or those symbols.
Many people even have them tattoos.
They're so proud of this country.
And for the FBI to take those and say, these are symbols of extremism in this country now is just shocking.
And I know the FBI, because Director Wray testified to it when it was brought up to him in August, I know they say, oh, well, we caveat, we caveat those products, you know, with how we're not supposed to investigate people simply for First Amendment protected speech.
Well, that entire sheet is First Amendment protected speech, and there's no indication of anything other than some analysts somewhere probably saying, hey, you know what?
I don't like these symbols.
I'm going to use them and make them labels for domestic violent extremism in this country when even many FBI agents are fond of those type of symbols for this country.
How many years ago did you join the FBI?
I first was hired in 2018.
Okay, so you've had a number of years there.
Did you see a dramatic change politically in the FBI in those years you've been there?
You know, when I think back over the time, at first, I think the first year especially, I was probably just trying to figure out how to do my job.
And then it certainly didn't seem like it was a slow thing.
It seemed rather abrupt where it was suddenly like, what is going on in this agency?
And, you know, I mentioned in my testimony how not many people have reached out to me from inside the Bureau.
There has been a small contingent who have and who see a lot of the similar things that I see.
And one of those people reached out to me again last night and told me how a number of senior agents on his squad cannot wait to retire.
They simply are sprinting toward the finish line so they can escape the rot that that organization has become.
It's funny because I have a friend of mine recently retired.
I'm not going to say where or how long I've known him.
I don't want to give any indication.
He was counting down the days till he retired and could not wait to get out of there.
And one of the things he said to me, this is not the agency I signed up for.
This is not the same agency it was, you know, even six years ago or 10 years ago.
And he talked very specifically about what has happened.
And, you know, we now know the involvement, for example, of the FBI and James Comey and the dirty dossier, and they couldn't verify it, and they still signed a FISA warrant.
You're an FBI agent.
If you found out Sean Hannity went before a judge and lied to a judge and said something was verified and it was actually debunked and not even verifiable, would you be looking at me as somebody that committed a crime of lying under oath?
Absolutely.
And that is one of the most stark examples and how shocking the agency has become.
And so many people still act as if there was somehow some type of proof that that happened when in actuality, that dossier was garbage from the start.
And we touched on it in my testimony yesterday.
Goldman went down this line of questioning and talked about how the Durham investigation, he read a paragraph from it and tried to get me to admit that, well, oftentimes then those are open into investigations, full investigations.
And I said, well, oftentimes they're just closed down too.
But the FBI didn't even do that initial part correctly by opening a preliminary investigation first because they had dubious information and then they didn't verify it.
And then they initially ran that investigation on a presidential candidate and then a sitting president for years.
This whole country suffered for years on that fraud.
Nearly four years.
And I know because I covered it every day.
And I'm not patting myself on the back, Garrett, but we got that story right.
Everybody else in the media got it wrong.
Let's fast forward to the next presidential election, 2020.
Your FBI had Hunter Biden's laptop in December of 2019.
John Solomon says it was completely authenticated and verified in the spring of 2020.
I would think that the FBI has the ability to authenticate a laptop, whether it's Hunter Biden's laptop or anybody's laptop, within probably 72 hours.
Am I wrong?
I would imagine that you're right.
There are some absolute wizards when it comes to cyber information and crimes and technology and even the operational technology division at Quantico.
I mean, it's all top of the line state-of-the-art stuff.
I'm certain they have that capability to rapidly verify that it's authentic.
So my question is: if they had the laptop, they verified the laptop, then can you explain to me why FBI agents we now know were meeting in the months leading up to the 2020 election with big tech companies and even giving Twitter, what, $3.5 million and warning these big tech companies they may be victims of a foreign disinformation campaign, and it may be about Hunter Biden and it may be about Joe Biden.
How convenient because they knew the laptop existed and they also knew that Rudy Giuliani had a copy.
And they also knew that the odds of it leaking were very high.
Does that sound like election interference to you?
It does to me.
And I hope and pray that we get to the bottom of it.
But who in the FBI is going to?
Because it's the FBI are the ones who have distorted the truth of the whole Hunter Biden laptop investigation since the start.
And really the intelligence community as a whole has done that.
Yeah, it's unbelievable.
All right, quick break more with whistleblower.
Garrett O'Boyle is with us.
He's been suspended from the FBI.
Why?
Because he's a whistleblower, and that's the only reason I can see.
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We continue with Garrett O'Boyle.
He is one of the FBI whistleblowers.
He's suspended and has no ability to even make money because of these draconian rules and oppression of the FBI.
Now, I thought we had whistleblower laws that protect people like you.
And apparently, you become a whistleblower.
And, you know, we now look at your situation and you're suspended from the FBI without pay, and you're relying on people's generosity.
And by the way, we'll put your link on my website, Hannity.com, if people would like to help out your family.
And what is the status of your career at this point?
Is it over?
Do you get hired back?
What's the process?
And after you get whistleblower status, how is it possible that they put you in this position considering you're telling stories about the FBI not following their own guidelines, rules, regulations, and laws?
Right.
I wish I had a good answer for you because, Etienne, so there are whistleblower laws that we're supposed to be protected from retaliation for.
But what the FBI does, because I know I'm not the only one, I know of a number of people that this has happened to, they come up with some type of dubious reason to suspend your security clearance.
And then when you say, because this is what I did, I said, well, I've been providing protected disclosures to Congress.
And then they say, well, this has nothing to do with that.
This is a separate matter.
So we're going to take your clearance.
And so they basically are splitting hairs here.
They're finding any reason they can come up with to strip you of your clearance.
And there's really no due process when it comes to your security clearance.
But you have to have a security clearance to go inside of an FBI building.
So you have to have a security clearance.
So anybody that might be inclined to expose inappropriate behavior within the FBI is going to be treated to the Garrett O'Boyle treatment.
They're going to treat him like you are.
So they're sending a message to every agent.
Don't you dare talk to Congress.
By the way, Merrick Garland himself said so, which goes against our very own country's whistleblower laws.
We don't have a lot of time left.
Let me ask you this.
Tell us about, you know, your family's in pretty dire straits right now.
And why can't you get another job?
Are they just hanging you out there in limbo and you can't work?
Are you getting paid while suspended?
So I'm not getting paid.
I've not been getting paid.
So initially, so when they suspend you, I was in the administrative leave at first.
And then a few weeks later, they stripped my pay.
And then when they did that, they said they gave me some FD form, a federal form to fill out if I wanted to seek outside employment.
So they say you can seek outside employment.
However, I know from whistleblower Steve Friend that and others that if you attempt to get that outside employment, they routinely deny it.
And then for someone like me or Steve, who were an agent, it's FBI policy that you cannot make more than $7,500 a year aside from your government salary.
And then when you say, well, you guys took my pay, I have to make more than that.
Then they say, well, then you're going to be in violation of this policy.
So you really, you're in a no-win situation.
So you have a give, send, go site, right?
Right.
So Kyle Serifin, another whistleblower who's been suspended, he set up one a while back.
It's give, send, go slash Kyle Serafin.
That has been really taking off since yesterday.
It is not going unnoticed.
We're really overwhelmed with the amount of support that people have been showing and sending.
And that's going to not just help me, it's also going to help Marcus Allen, who I would say is even in more dire straits than I am.
He was one of the other ones yesterday.
And he's been.
Well, I'll tell you what we're going to do.
We're going to put it up on my website, Hannity.com.
And you know what?
It's sad.
This was the world's premier law enforcement agency.
And now it is sadly, you know, come to this where it's politicized and weaponized.
We'd love to have you back and get updates.
We're going to follow all of your cases.
Garrett, we appreciate you being with us, sir.
Thank you, Sean.
I appreciate being here.
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Anyway, let me get to it.
It's very interesting.
Diane Feinstein, we've been playing John Fetterman this week.
You know, Diane, she gave this awful interview.
It was at Salon.
Basically, she was telling the reporter, I haven't been away.
I haven't been gone over three months.
I've been right here.
I've been here voting.
Anyway, so they released part of this.
Listen.
What have you heard?
What have I heard about what?
About your return.
How have they felt about your return?
No, I haven't been gone.
Okay.
You should follow me.
I haven't been gone.
I've been working.
You've been working for vote, is what you're saying?
Well, I've been here.
I've been voting.
Please.
Either no or don't know.
Well, I mean, it's just bad.
I mean, I don't want to pile on.
You don't wish this on anybody.
Anyway, Roe Conna, a representative of California, calling on Feinstein to resign for her own dignity and legacy that it's painful to watch.
The one person that does not want that to happen, it happens to be Nancy Pelosi because she wants Adam Schiff to be in the U.S. Senate.
Anyway, listen to RoConna.
Diane Feinstein, Senator from California.
There is new reporting from the New York Times about the degree of illness she has suffered while she's been out with shingles.
The reporting is that she has been disoriented and really questionably serving in Congress for some time now.
What needs to happen here?
First, let me say I admire her career.
I mean, she has had an extraordinary career, but it's sad for anyone to see, and it's sad for her own colleagues to see.
I'm hopeful that people who are close to her can talk to her and just say, look, end your service with dignity.
Step aside, let the governor appoint someone.
It's painfully obvious to people.
I went out and I said something that many people are thinking.
Do you think that's going to happen?
I hope so.
I mean, I think for her own dignity, for her own career, for her own legacy, it would be good.
It would be good for California.
It's sort of we all have seen an athlete who plays one or two more seasons.
That's what they started out at, but now it's just painful.
It's painful to watch.
And my hope is I know there are people who are close to her.
I don't think it should be forceful.
I think they should have a loving conversation about it being time.
I mean, it's just sad.
Where are the people in these, you know, John Fetterman's life, Joe Biden's life, Diane Feinstein's life?
Where are they in terms of, you know, looking out for their best interest, knowing darn well they're not up to these jobs?
It's humiliating.
Yael is in New York.
Yael, thanks for checking in.
Glad you're with us.
Hey, Sean, how are you?
I'm sorry I missed the show yesterday on one of your favorites.
Oh, Yael was so glad you made it.
She comes to our TV show.
How are you doing?
Oh, thank God.
Everything is going good.
I was watching a show last night, and there's actually two things that I wanted to talk to you about.
The first one is Lindsey Graham was on last night, and he was pushing the same things that you've been saying about voting, making sure we all get out to vote and everything gets done.
But the problem is, like has been discussed before, if we don't do something like a battle harvesting ourselves, or if we don't do something to change our game plan, I mean, you have the corrupt FBI, you've got the DOJ, you've got all these things working against the American people every single day.
So even if we do get out and vote, we don't have any guarantees that our votes are going to have the effect that we want them to have.
Because like even in New York, New York got shut out because of three counties.
Listen, I'm not saying it's a slam dunk at all.
As a matter of fact, I'm very worried about what I call accelerated migration.
But you've got to run the table.
And it's extraordinarily hard.
But you have all these people now.
I mean, Florida's taking in nearly 1,000 people a day in new residence.
And a lot of these residents will leave in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin.
People that are leaving California, they're going to Texas and Arizona.
Are they liberals going to Texas and Arizona?
I don't know.
But I'm worried about this massive demographic shift around the country because people are leaving high tax, high bureaucracy, shut down states that are oppressive in their smothering government programs that they've pretty much had it.
And so we got a problem there.
But here's what I'm saying.
Republicans have been reluctant and resistant to early voting and voting by mail.
They're not in Florida.
And Florida's working out fine.
In other words, you've got to get the integrity measures that are needed, and that is voter ID, signature verification, chain of custody controls, updated voter rolls, partisan observers watching the vote count start to finish and the voting start to finish.
But this Republicans have got to embrace early voting and voting by mail, and they've got to embrace the practice of Democrats, which is legal ballot harvesting.
If you look at states, it's legal in over 25 states, some version of it.
And Democrats don't run campaigns.
They're involved in negative ads, avoiding people, hiding in the basement, avoiding debates.
They don't shake hands, kiss babies, take selfies, do press avails or town halls.
No, all they do is spend money in negative ads, and they have very sophisticated ballot harvesting operations.
And I'm telling Republicans, you better match their efforts and you better surpass it, or you're going to start out every election day, you know, like we have been, down by hundreds of thousands of votes.
Then you've got to catch up.
And if it's raining, forget it.
It's game over.
You're going to lose.
So it's not worth the risk.
And they've not institutionalized these changes.
Do you agree with me?
Yeah, I totally agree with you because even with the ballot harvesting, all these Democrats have to do is wait to see what the final vote is and then add the ballots they need to surpass it.
Well, the idea is with chain of custody controls, as ballots are handed in, they're under lock and key, and they should have a surveillance camera that any citizen can look at these ballots 24-7 to make sure there's no shenanigans.
I agree with that 100%.
We have to do something because the way that everything is going right now, even with the whistleblowers and the things that we're finding out, all we see is more and more corruption, corruption, corruption.
And I'm afraid that by the time the next election comes along, we might not even have a country left.
Why am I saying this so often?
Why am I being so repetitive?
Because I like to hear myself talk.
No, I'm saying it so everybody understands that there's a lot of improvement that the Republican Party needs to implement.
And by the way, I want to be clear about one other thing.
This is not my system of voting.
I would never choose this.
I think it has the least amount of integrity and it increases the odds of some nefarious activities.
I would prefer same-day voting, Election Day being a national holiday.
If I had my way, I'd do it very, very differently.
But this is the system we have.
And until we win elections, we can't change the system.
Well, I'm just so glad that at least we have people like you who are out there trying to let other people know.
Unfortunately, sometimes I'm sure it falls on deaf ears.
But we need to, as a country, we really need to get together and get this corruption out and straighten all these things out because it's getting to a point now to where we're not even going to recognize our country in another five years.
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Don, California.
Hi, how are you?
Glad you checked in.
Great bad anger.
What happened?
What am I bringing?
The kitty litter?
So, what kind of kitty litter do you use?
What kind of kitty litter?
Yeah.
We've been listening to you.
You've been on the air talking about kitty litter.
I'm just curious, how many cats do you have?
Is this Sean?
It's Sean.
And all of this has been on the air.
How are you?
Oh, doing fine.
Thank you.
Sorry.
I was bringing in groceries.
No, it's been very entertaining.
We're glad you got your kitty litter.
How many cats you have?
Just have one.
One very big, loud, noisy one.
Yeah.
Listen, whatever you do, don't treat your cat the way Linda treated her cat.
Her cat got so huge, obese that the cat had to be sent to a cat fat farm.
You know, I take offense to that.
Am I fat, Shamie, your cat?
You are fat, Shamie, and she's on green smoothies like me now.
She's felt.
Okay, that cat, put it up on Hannity.com.
Let's show a picture.
There's no such thing.
That cat was four times the normal cat size.
I couldn't believe it.
Well, you know, not running down to McDonald's itself.
I mean, God knows what that cat was eating, but I think Linda just overfed it every day.
What were you feeding that cat?
I don't know.
I think some cats are just prone to be bigger than other cats.
No, no, no cat is prone to be that heavy.
No, you made that cat.
You don't even like cats.
You don't know anything about cats.
No, I can't stand cats.
I'm a dog.
Yeah, so you can't talk about cats.
I can talk about them.
I know one is obese and when one isn't.
I mean, your cat was obese because you were a horrible owner.
Oh, that's too far.
Come on now.
You know, the best way to a person's heart is through their belly.
It's the same thing.
You love that cat and nearly killed it.
If it wasn't for my intervention and sending it to the cat, you know, I guess you can't say the cat cat farm.
The chubby farm.
I don't know.
Isn't that allowed to use that word?
I'm not going to get to the woke ideology of describing that.
No, me either.
Listen, what do I say about myself when I have to lose weight?
I say, I'm too fat.
I got to go back on a diet.
That's what I say.
You go, I have to go back into my paleoketosis.
Yeah, pretty much.
Anyway, Don, what's on your mind?
Shame yourself.
Well, Sean, I listen to you religiously, okay?
This whistleblower thing really has me upset.
It's got my Irish up because of this fact.
These poor people are risking their lives, their careers, their finances, their very marriages over this whistleblowing.
For what, Sean?
For the same thing that happened with the IRS scandal?
Nothing.
The same thing with the Mueller report, nothing.
With the Durham report going on, nothing.
Sean, these people are risking their lives for, and our champions who are supposed to be out there defunding the FBI and impeaching are doing nothing because they are all tough, no action, gutless wonders.
No, you got to slow down.
Listen, they just started these hearings.
They're just listening to these whistleblowers.
The changes, the defunding is now in the forefront of what their agenda is.
And that's a good thing.
You can't put the car before the horse here.
Americans are learning about a lot of this for the first time.
The car's been running around for six, eight years now, Sean.
Nothing's happened.
They've never, you know, they're just all talk, Sean.
I'm sorry to say this.
I want them to be tough, but do you think they'll ever vote to defund the FBI?
Honestly, Sean, answer me.
I think they will.
Yeah, I do.
Oh, my gosh.
Well, you know, you're around those people, so you'd know better than me.
I think the FBI has to be, it has to be rebuilt from the bottom up.
I mean, we can't not have an FBI.
And there are many, many good people in there, many good agents in there, but we need to find out where the political operatives are.
And there are probably a lot of them starting right on the seventh floor of the FBI building and start from there.
And we need an FBI that, you know, will return itself to the greatest law enforcement agency in the world.
I mean, it's not that it hasn't had problems before.
I mean, we've had intelligence issues.
We have the church committee.
We had Herbert Hoover.
I mean, we have a whole history of incidents.
And now is one of those inflection points.
Are we going to allow this corruption to continue or stop it?
Yeah.
Can you hear me, Sean?
Yes, sir.
Yes.
J. Edgar Hoover, when he started the FBI, gave it an immune system.
And he used that immune system to keep the FBI strong throughout unfriendly presidents, unfriendly congresses.
These deep state people took that immune system and weaponized it.
They have powers that they shouldn't have that J. Edgar Hoover infused the FBI with, and they're using them to push their agendas now, not to keep the FBI strong like J. Edgar Hoover wanted.
He wanted his FBI strong and independent.
Well, now it's a monster, and it's been used to push political agendas.
It's been used to acquire even more power.
And nobody's pointing the finger at it and saying we need to destroy the FBI in order to rebuild it.
Well, that's what these hearings have been about.
So I think that's a good first step that has not happened before.
We see their influence in the last two presidential elections, and we got to ensure they don't do it for a third one.
Anyway, a good call.
Take care of your cat.
Give your cat a kiss for Linda.
Not from me.
800-941-Sean is under.
I'm not a cat person.
I'm a dog person.
Yes, I know.
Everyone knows, Sean.
This is not breaking news.
What do you mean?
Everybody knows.
Not at all.
You have been talking about your hatred of cats for a very long time.
At least I don't hate them.
They're just useless.
They don't do anything.
Yeah, that sounds very loving.
Okay, the only thing they do is they eat and they sleep.
And maybe if you have mice in your house, that would be a good thing.
They can kill the mice.
But then they rub up against your leg, let you pet them for two seconds, but basically don't do anything else.
Well, you like to be left alone.
It's the perfect pet for you.
No, it's not.
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